The Tudor Translations, Volume 23William Ernest Henley, Charles Whibley AMS Press, 1967 |
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... favour some one , only to spite them withal . And afterward if thei happen to enter in favour that passeth a meane , they are so dronken in it , that thei know not what to do for joy : and a man would wene that thei wist not what wer ...
... favour some one , only to spite them withal . And afterward if thei happen to enter in favour that passeth a meane , they are so dronken in it , that thei know not what to do for joy : and a man would wene that thei wist not what wer ...
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... favour at great mens handes , there is no better waye then to deserve it . To deserve Neyther must a manne hope when he seeth an other in favour . favour with a Prince , for whatsoever matter , in folowinge Not to coun- his steppes to ...
... favour at great mens handes , there is no better waye then to deserve it . To deserve Neyther must a manne hope when he seeth an other in favour . favour with a Prince , for whatsoever matter , in folowinge Not to coun- his steppes to ...
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... favour of a Prince , which is necessarie ( as we have said ) before the Courtier aventure to teach him vertue , the ... favour , so as it maye be lawful for you to tell him francklye what ever commeth in your minde . The L ...
... favour of a Prince , which is necessarie ( as we have said ) before the Courtier aventure to teach him vertue , the ... favour , so as it maye be lawful for you to tell him francklye what ever commeth in your minde . The L ...
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Section 1 | vii |
Section 2 | xxx |
Section 3 | xl |
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afterwarde alwayes answered anye beawtie beawtifull beefore beegane beeinge beeside beleave beloved Bembo better bicause bine Boccaccio bodye Castiglione certein CESAR Cicero commeth condicions countrey Court Courtier dailye dayes deede delite doeth doinges DUCTION Duke DUTCHESSE EMILIA emong errour esteamed everye facion farr favour folowe furth GASPAR Gentilman Gentilwoman geve goodnesse grace hath Hoby INTRO Italy Jestes judgement JULIAN knowe knowen knowleage laughed lief litle Lordes lover lyke maketh maner manne Mantua manye matter maye Meerie menne minde musicke mynde neyther noble OCTAVIAN onlye otherwhile Palaice peincting perfect perhappes pourpose praise Pranckes prayse Prince proceaded quoth reason saye seemeth selfe shal SIR FRIDERICK sort soule speach speake therfore thinges thinke Thomas Hoby thou thynges thys tourne tunge tyme unto Urbin vertue vertuous verye warr wayes weene whan whyche wise withall witt woman women woordes woorthie wyll wyth yeeres yonge